I found a solution to my problem. I was using xdoclet/ejbdoclet to generate my
session interfaces as well as the ejb-jar.xml files for my beans. It turns out
that when I annotated the create() methods, I didn't allow for
method-permission declarations on the remote HOME method.
The proper annot
I originally did not use "@" as my UNIQUETOKEN because logins can be email
addresses, but there's surely nothing wrong with splitting on lastIndexOf("@")
rather than String.split()...
Although a good idea, this doesn't help me with my particular problem. It
matters not how the two strings are c
Good Day,
Why don't you do something similar to how Kerberos represents the username with
domain information? For example,
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Your callbackhandler can take care of putting the two together and your login
module on the server can seperate the two parts.
Regards,
Mark P Ashworth
